Every release, in order.

• What's new, right in the app. A new page in settings shows this changelog — see what each update brought without leaving the camera.
• The black bars now listen. On letterboxed framings (like the front camera's 1:1), drag on the black area to pull focus or ride exposure, and pinch to zoom — same feel as on the image.

• The lens picker is now built in. Your lenses sit as pills under the shutter, always visible — one tap to switch.
• Tap 1× again to punch in. It steps through 1× → 1.25 → 1.5 and back, no pinch needed.
• The zoom row always shows exactly where you are, even after you let go, and dims while recording so you don't fumble a lens swap mid-take.

• AWB lock. Long-press the WB badge to freeze auto white balance — long-press again to release. Picking any new white balance releases it too.
• Choosing Auto while the lock was held used to do nothing — it now correctly returns you to auto.

• "Start in 48MP" now really starts in 48MP. No more flash of the wrong mode or dark pause right after launch.
• The camera also opens straight at your saved resolution — fixes a bug where 48MP could silently overwrite it back to 4K, and 1080p launches are a touch faster too.

• Fast mode is now called Cine. Same video mode, clearer name, everywhere in the app.
• Choose your starting mode. A new "Start in" setting decides whether launch opens in Cine or 48MP.

• A hands-on gesture tutorial. Try every touch gesture for real on the live preview — find it at the top of settings, or take the one-time invite on first launch.
• The photo Base look picker now shows three choices per row, matching the LUT sheet.

• Smooth 4K 120 fps with your look baked in. No more stutter every half second — high-frame-rate graded takes now record clean.
• The viewfinder is snappier at high frame rates, and the camera does less background work while you shoot.

• The photo shutter no longer blocks. Press it and it's ready again almost instantly — stills save in the background, and a badge on the gallery thumbnail shows how many are still pending.
• Known limit: while recording at 120 fps, queued stills wait until the take ends.

• Tapping a dimmed capture control no longer racks focus — fixed for real this time.

• The photo shutter is ready again as soon as your still is captured, instead of waiting for it to finish saving to Photos.

• Tapping a dimmed button (shutter, record, flip, gallery, AF-L/AE-L) no longer accidentally triggers tap-to-focus.

• Sharper photos. The 8MP stills now get a sharpening pass they were missing — off by default, one slider to turn it on in the Fn drawer's Photo section.
• Compare saves the same shot at five sharpness levels side by side, so you can pick what looks best.
• 48MP photos and video are untouched; Lock Screen captures get the same sharpening option.

• Fixed a bug where recalling a saved preset right after launch could silently drop some of your look's layers — recordings made this way on 0.20.2–0.20.4 may only have the base layer.
• Webcam: landscape output now rotates the other way (counter-clockwise) on both Mac and iPad.

• The LUT Library preview now shows an accurate neutral image instead of flat raw footage when your pipeline is empty.

• Imported LUTs now load instantly on repeat launches instead of re-parsing every time — including when one is set as your saved Base look.

• Faster cold launch — the preview appears much sooner, and the brief ungraded flash some launches showed is likely gone too.

• Fixed a launch-timing bug that could reset your saved photo Base look back to Original.

• LUT bypass. A new BYP button mutes your look everywhere at once — preview, recordings, streams, photos — without losing your pipeline; tap again to get it back exactly as it was.
• New bundled look: Rec709, a neutral color conversion with no creative grade.
• White-balance tint range narrowed to a more usable ±50, with out-of-range saved values now landing at the edge instead of an unreachable spot.
• Your photo Base setting now survives a relaunch — it used to reset every time.

• New: Apple Watch companion app. Live graded viewfinder on your wrist, plus record, photo, an exposure dial, and tap-to-focus — works alongside the iPad monitor at the same time.

• 48MP photo mode, with a quick edge-button swap and its own quick-access sheet.
• Fixed: white balance picks in 48MP now stick properly.

• 0.17.0: What you see in preview now matches exactly what gets saved — no more surprises after the take.
• 0.17.1: Preview no longer freezes when you background and return to the app.
• 0.17.2: Faster cold start, and tele-lens stabilization now survives a relaunch.

• New: MemiosCamPad. Your iPad becomes a live field monitor that auto-rotates with your phone.
• Remote control from iPad and Mac. Focus, record, exposure, white balance, and zoom, all mirrored live from the phone.

• 0.15.0: Preview color now matches your output, and recordings/photos carry location tags.
• 0.15.1: Graded output always matches the preview now — the separate Color Match setting is gone since it's no longer needed.

• 0.14.0: Lock Screen captures (via Camera Control) now save straight to Photos without opening the app.
• 0.14.1–0.14.2: The Lock Screen gallery icon shows your latest take, and your LUT presets now work there too.
• 0.14.3: New bundled Cinefilm look; presets missing a look show dimmed instead of looking selectable.
• 0.14.4: The white balance quick button moved to the bottom of the right edge.

• 0.13.0: New teal camera look with compact controls, monitor-only LUT preview, and readouts moved into the notch.
• 0.13.1–0.13.3: The notch gear button is tappable again, Auto mode no longer resets your other settings, and pinch-zoom no longer gets confused by one-finger drags.

• New: shooting presets — save and recall your full camera setup in one tap.
• Imported LUT thumbnails now refresh properly.

• 0.11.0: Modeless capture bar — no more switching between photo and video, stills are instant frame-grabs so you can shoot photos mid-recording. Plus the new multi-layer LUT pipeline: stack looks with their own intensity, and browse, import, tag, and build them in the new LUT Library.
• 0.11.1: Fixed a black-preview bug that could happen after returning to a stale app.
• You can also choose what the Camera Control button does, in settings.

• New: Lock Screen capture. Shoot directly from Camera Control on the Lock Screen — no unlocking needed.
• A minimum auto-shutter floor keeps handheld shots from getting too blurry in low light.

• 0.9.1: You can now take photos while recording video.
• 0.9.2: EV (exposure) stays adjustable even while AE is locked.
• 0.9.3: Popups now close automatically when you tap outside them.

• The camera link to your Mac is now authenticated and encrypted.

• 0.7.0: The camera link now stays compatible with future updates, and you can choose your transport path and the webcam's resolution/frame rate.
• 0.7.1–0.7.4: Smoother playback under dropped frames, fewer accidental setting saves, and several gesture and orientation fixes.

Rapid-fire capture-UX day:

• Exposure now stays smooth across lens switches and AE-lock instead of jumping.
• Drag AF-L/AE-L onto your subject to lock there directly; one-strip lens picking; focus pulling with peaking; pinch to zoom.
• White balance reworked with presets and a drag-to-eyedropper, plus a recording tally light.